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Keeping up with the innovations of the future!
Since 2014, the EDF Pulse Awards have given a helping hand to French and European startups that use new technological solutions to build tomorrow’s world – an electric world that’s smarter, more eco-friendly and better connected. Winners could bag themselves a marketing campaign and €70,000 of prize money to give their creativity even more of a boost!
« Investors love the EDF Pulse Awards and know that the winning companies often have a bright future ahead of them. »
Jean-Luc Longeroche - Co-founder and CEO of GEPS Techno, 2017 winner
4 categories
How many Awards are given out?
5 winners are chosen each year, with:
- 4 Awards given to startups chosen by a Grand Jury of experts and leading figures
- 1 Award given to a startup chosen by the public after a large-scale voting campaign
How are the startups chosen?
Committees of innovation experts, from both within and outside the Group – including a Grand Jury of leading figures in the fields of research, business and the media – choose the most innovative projects.
What do the startups win?
- A sustained marketing campaign aimed at the general public
- Prize money of €70,000 to support their development
The EDF Pulse Awards unveiled their 5 prize-winners for 2018!
Find out more about themPrevious EDF Pulse winners
Wandercraft has created an exoskeleton to help paraplegics walk again and regain their autonomy. It’s a robotic and medical revolution.
Lancey has developed a smart radiator that stores off-peak hours’ electricity for use during consumption peaks.
HySiLabs revolutionises hydrogen transportation; the promising low carbon energy source for tomorrow’s cities.
GEPS Techno offers autonomous buoys that uses renewable marine energies to supply off-shore wind turbines.